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devil in disguise
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en
1.
general
idiomatic
informal
A person who appears harmless, virtuous, or attractive but in reality is malicious, deceitful, or morally corrupt.
Someone whose outward appearance conceals harmful intentions or character.
2.
general
colloquial
playful
A light or teasing way to describe a person who is mischievous or naughty while appearing innocent.
A figurative label applied to things or situations that seem benign but turn out to be dangerous or troublesome.
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